The Moors that were conquered in 1492, or some other Moors?
The ones in north africa would be the ones I am refering to (they called all muslims moors at the time).
The Moors that were conquered in 1492, or some other Moors?
The ones in north africa would be the ones I am refering to (they called all muslims moors at the time).
Ah. Still, I'm not sure that the Moors would be the best example of "leave alone" as opposed to attempting to, at the very least, vassalize them (the Aztecs and such groups) - which would take military force, I suspect.
Well yes but they also rarely tried to attempt that, after that time where the Portuguese king and his entire army disappeared and where presumed dead they planned on being cautious with them from then on which they would likely continue with the natives.
Add to that the theory that the Portuguese had already reached Brazil after being blown off course while going South I'm convinced the discovery of the America's is only a matter of time.